Will the suction cups work on any tub surface?
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I think it has to be a smooth surface. But we use ours on a bath mat and don't worry about the suction cups.
2150200
Not really sure. My bathtub has the lining (about 0.02" thick) flaked off in random spots. There are so many suctioncups that it holds perfectly still. The material is also tacky, so I would think it's fine on textured surfaces, even if the suctioncups don't maintain vacumn.
463640
The suction cups are 4 X 4 inches. It'll probably be over the grout and they suction will not work.
1923249
HI..not sure. BUt suspect you can find extra suction cups at Bed, Bath and Beyond for things like that. I have had mine several months and they still work fo me.
1384643
Maybe....as long as the glass is smooth. Not sure if it will work if the glass is bumpy. I have mine on the smooth side of the tub/shower surround. It works great...only had to re-suction it once....using it since June.
1514760
No the suction cups did not work. Very disappointed in this product. We bought disposable placement to use at restaurant. They stick to the table and when finished you can throw away.
255074
Yes, Mark, in our experience over many months they are strong enough. We have a larger than standard whirlpool tub, but the flaps extend far enough onto the tub edges to be supported. If your lift for some reason doesn't stay in place at the bottom, it could sway to the inboard side and lose the edge support. [ hasn't happened to us]. If your lift is sitting on a moderately molded-in non-skid surface, the suction cups will conform to the surface with a little time and warm water. If your tub has a "sandy" or very aggresive non-skid texture you have a problem. In that case, if the lift will remain in the tub without the need to remove it often,I would try a small dollop of Plumber's Goop on the outside edges of the suction cups. [Dry ,clean surfaces of course]. If you do this you will probably have to remove the lift from the suction-cup feet and carefully peel up the suction-cups with the help of something like a kitchen knife. I.e., the lift is strong enough...the attachment to tub bottom is key.
1200480
I have never tried but assume so. It should work assuming the tile is not porous - to permit proper suction, and large enough - so the suction cups do not align with grout seams.
1629229
I don't know for certain but my shower has 4 inch tiles and I do not think that the spacing of the suction cups would work on anything smaller. On the plus side, one of my grabber bars is installed horizontally and the other one is installed vertically and both fit comfortably on the 4 inch tiles.
307188
As long as you have a smooth glass surface on which to stick all three suction cups, it should work! Mine's been up for months, and I haven't touched the suction cups since I put it up. It's holding well!
46431
As long as they have a flat bottom for the suction cup, any plate or bowl will work.
2101227
I've had mine up in the the tub for months now and they have never come down. As long as it is on a flat, not curved, surface you should be fine. Very strong suction
1629810
If the sides of the bath are flat on the top, it will work. In other words, not fluted or curvy on the top, or higher on the ends. It needs to make contact with the edges of the bath all the way around.
2182628
Nope, because the top edges are not flush flat so you there will be an ugly gap of grounding between the tiles to the tub. You should look for tubs that is for under mount purpose instead.
684029
Works great on my acrylic tub in a suction seal way. if the not slip surface is flat, I would think it would, not sure.
374945
I would guess that it would if the size fit and the tub surface is smooth. I may try that my self. But, I must bring a large size home from the office. 4/22/15 I tried it. Doesn't work.
2074301
I honestly don't know and I don't have it here right now to check. It will be awhile till I can find out. I didn't like the look of the huge suction cups with the little holder and then the suction cups wouldn't work where I needed them to.